atomization

How To Use atomization In A Sentence

• Moreover, such a system would prevent the "atomization" of society so much desired by the revolutionaries who wished to remake in a new form that which had been pulverized by liberalism.10 Distributism: Economics as if People Mattered
• To reduce emissions and improve performance, the company's fuel system developers have increased injection pressures to provide finer fuel atomization.
• The length of mixer transition angle o also have influence on atomization level.
• Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired, Marina Zenovich's startling and grippingly told anatomization of the case, will make you realize that you barely know the half of it. EW.com: Today's Latest Headlines
• As in Updike's Rabbit novels, Villages provides, on a smaller scale, a breezy anatomization of American manners and mores over the last half-century.
• McGrath said that more than the proliferation of screens and "atomization" of content, for the kids and teens who make up a big chunk of the demographic for MTV and its properties, "We have the advantage of a brand, and we have relevance which is always been the name of our game. Undefined
• Gettman, who teaches at Shenandoah University and lives in Lovettsville, Va., calls it the "atomization" of marijuana cultivation that fuels a singularly American fixation for growing crops to maximize yield. Boutique buds: What underground mom-and-pop growers did while we debated legalization
• The whole affair only contributed to the atomization of the political spectrum.
• '_The Corinthian_,' another snarling watch-dog in the courts of the temple of Fame, followed instinctively the same injurious wake: it was a leisurely sarcastic anatomization, quite enough to blight any young candidate's prospects, supposing that mankind respected such a verdict; if not to make him cut his throat, granting that the victim should be sensitive as Keats. The Complete Prose Works of Martin Farquhar Tupper
• He was -- he was very concerned that in a society where individualism was so prized, eventually that could lead to a kind of atomization and fragmentation of society and culture. American Culture, American Tastes: Social Change & the 20th Century